This is the only book authored by a non-Cuban that thoroughly explores Cuba’s electoral process. Based on the author’s 18-month stay on the island, it provides a comprehensive account of the entire process, enriched with dozens of his original photos, making you feel as if you were there!
This is the only book authored by a non-Cuban that thoroughly explores Cuba’s electoral process. Based on the author’s 18-month stay on the island, it provides a comprehensive account of the entire process, enriched with dozens of his original photos, making you feel as if you were there!
Korean translation of Cuba and Its Neighbours: Democracy in Motion, published by Samcheolli Publishing, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 2015
Korean translation of Cuba and Its Neighbours: Democracy in Motion, published by Samcheolli Publishing, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 2015
This Spanish-language book is an updated and improved version of the original English-language edition Cuba–U.S. Relations: Obama and Beyond.
This Spanish-language book is an updated and improved version of the original English-language edition Cuba–U.S. Relations: Obama and Beyond.
Farsi translation of Cuba–U.S. Relations: Obama and Beyond, published by Masmoon Books, Tehran, Iran, 2021
The untold story of Fidel, the man behind the myth, featuring impactful, never-before-published original photos. Includes insights on Pierre Trudeau and China. Forthcoming in English as Fidel Castro and Pierre Trudeau: Lessons Learned from Cuba, Canada and China (working title), Iskra Books, 2025.
Farsi translation of Cuba–U.S. Relations: Obama and Beyond, published by Masmoon Books, Tehran, Iran, 2021
The untold story of Fidel, the man behind the myth, featuring impactful, never-before-published original photos. Includes insights on Pierre Trudeau and China. Forthcoming in English as Fidel Castro and Pierre Trudeau: Lessons Learned from Cuba, Canada and China (working title), Iskra Books, 2025.
Video: From Washington, D.C.: Arnold August and other guests on Russia Today (RT)’s Scottie Nell Hughes’ Perspective show. Television panel discussion about Julian Assange’s release.
The discussion includes the Assange leaks about the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and “Russian Interference.” We also debated the Russia–Ukraine war, Palestine and how these relate to journalism.
“Free at last… free at last, Julian Assange is free, at least physically…for now. In a surprising yet deserved move, a British court released Julian from his jail cell. But what happens next to the WikiLeaks founder? On this episode of Perspective, your host, Scottie Nell Hughes, speaks to her panel (Randy Credico, comedian, radio host, and activist; Misty Winston, political activist, organizer and co-host of Action for Assange; and Arnold August, author and journalist) about the price Assange paid for his freedom and what the future holds for the world’s most famous journalist and activist.” – Perspective television, Russia Today (RT), Washington, D.C.
I am now working from my new studio set with vastly upgraded camera and microphone equipment. The studio is still under construction, and both will continue to improve.
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